, etc. and that are approving his project, those specific people i think are supporting what they're doing right now because they, he gave them as a proper stick and through to a complex problem, he made soups to her and meager and the scapegoats for the economical issues, indonesia. so right now what you are having multiple acts of violence against, oops, are in me grants, we've seen it yet today in the city of facts where they've tried to the people tried to physically abuse up to a higher in the family. we've seen it 2 days ago in the city of suca, where they tried to burn down houses were soups, to hired me grants, who were living. so really we are seeing active violence against me. and because people desperate people believing that those me grants are responsible for the economic issues and that's what i made them believe. so really, i think that there is a group of people into the up. he's strong reports that can believe anything that i tell them because he built all the political syst

. , i am warning me in the name of oil and gas, etc. and we just want a brave decision , the future bad government will take the days away from me the help of the americans are practical, they are pragmatic, he will come back, i will have a meeting with you again , but otherwise, unfortunately, now the american will come, it will be over. i don't have his sovereignty, sovereignty and honor anymore. now, what needs to come is the funds, this is a vicious cycle, finish this game. we can't tell them that you won't see everything and you will lose, similar to this plan and planning, and now we will lose again that you are the target of chaos. let's deal with this rumor all of us are going to suffer and i hope that these pains will be able to, that they have given this platform to kill me by themselves , what does it mean by safety, support, survival and existence ? which region will fall in love until we reach you ? we give it because we are worried about the condition of the martyrs in a time that has its own and may god's mercy and blessi

etc, etc. if one looks in retrospect, the digital media requires anti trust regulation. he has the courage to bring the hammer down on those folks. you'd wish they'd do it in this country a little bit more where digital media have become so powerful that and have such great lobbying part that they're now beyond regulation. crypto tried to go that with the problem, not even go to crypto. yeah. but, but that's the point about china. i mean, they have ample, think about it, don't she? is that all he's trying to centralize the, not just politically, but also the state on enterprises. in the last 10 years, what has blossom the most digital economy? every one of those players are private players. the property fact to bring so much about having problem in china, right? it's all private players. that's a fascinating thing you say because it leads us into the next part of the conversation. and i was alluding this just a little while ago. what's happening in places like latin america, and by the way i, w

, etc. it was all for a few months and then you find a new scapegoat. but will you blame next will be the next victim. that the, the, the main question and the sad question really suffer the african union has expressed shock and deep concern should they, could they do more i think yes, i think rather than just condemned him because, i mean even not like, let's talk about not only the the a you but also that you, you and like you have being like condemned and similar, similar actions like with beated li, adopt the resolution to condemn this income. them that but are we seeing any changes really? i don't think so. a lot of challenges are still hampering up, you know, or, or affecting my grants across the world across the continent. so i'm not really see in like any changes like helping to overcome such challenges. if you take into account the situation in a, you and the european union or to be in countries, there are a lot of defections and a lot of loopholes and a lot of issues targeting migr

send, etc. ~ ., spend, etc. let — spend, etc. indeed. we cannot afford to let this _ spend, etc. indeed. we cannot afford to let this lead - spend, etc. indeed. we cannot afford to let this lead to - spend, etc. indeed. we cannot afford to let this lead to a - afford to let this lead to a war of attrition because there are anxiety about the worst can keep up the current level of aid to ukraine for much longer in this war of attrition, so the ukrainians have made an argument, give us as much weaponry and as quickly as possible so we can stage a counteroffensive and get back to as much territory as we can so that we can sit down at the table with the russians on our terms. �* , , ., ., ., terms. peter, it's been good to talk to yom _ terms. peter, it's been good to talk to you. peter _ terms. peter, it's been good to talk to you. peter zalmayev - talk to you. peter zalmayev from the eurasia democracy initiative. two weeks after earthquakes flattened much of the region, and killed more than 46,000 people, southern

., because language is language marker language is our border and the military also talks about it, etccommunicate in the trenches in the language that is convenient , but everything that concerns the function of powers in the official spheres of document circulation , official information, including notifications , of course, the use of the state language, no one forbade everything else are these churches anywhere ? taras actually talks about e-commerce and so on . are there any changes here, or are they happening like in some online stores that sell goods, or are ukrainization taking place there ? how successful is the process there or unsuccessfully, on the contrary, the sphere of service, and actually 30 articles became ukrainian by default on january 16, 21, but if we are talking about the ukrainian language on the internet, it became obligatory on july 16, 22, just in the period of the active phase a full -scale invasion, but regardless of that, a huge number of owners of online stores, sites on social networks, including e-e, in a timely manner translated their resources into the

. _ anti—corruption reform and the media reform. etc — anti—corruption reform and the media reform, etc positive assessment as early spring and we have all the grants— as early spring and we have all the grants account and with ukraine, it will begin— grants account and with ukraine, it will begin this year. do grants account and with ukraine, it will begin this year.— will begin this year. do you accept that we are _ will begin this year. do you accept that we are looking _ will begin this year. do you accept that we are looking at _ will begin this year. do you accept that we are looking at a _ will begin this year. do you accept that we are looking at a process . that we are looking at a process that we are looking at a process that will take years? because it's not about just this, it's about the member states they are to convince as well. all the signs seem to be pointing to a long and drawn out process despite the reforms you've overseen? ., , ., ~ ., process despite the reforms you've overseen? ., ~ ., _ ., overseen? you should know by now that ukrainians _ overseen? you should k

., etc.so, so the there both was this opportunity to dive down to, to and come terms with understand individual, but also then to zoom backwards as well to to take a much broader view at the same time and to look at this broader patterns in terms of jewish experience in the war as well. so this intimate view end and the collective of you too, and that allowed for something which is new, which is to compare a jewish experience with that of other soldiers, to get a sense, you know, is there anything was there anything distinctive about being a -- in the army? and was it anything distinctive about these -- who served as well in of where they came from, their age patterns when they enlisted? how long enlisted for all sorts of things that kind. so this richness data was was an extraordinary an only possible because this the work of of of the shapell a foundation but as you've alluded to what's another substantial part of this book and really reflected in the text. well all the individuals stories

., the welcoming committee, etc. late khalkhali, may god's mercy be upon him, and many other friends are pushing that i want to say to everyone that i have to be an imam and remember. thank you for coming . i thank you, dear viewers, who have been with us until this moment . i leave your eyes to god for the part of the program . israel and lebanon's hezbollah in 2005 for the 33-day war in lebanon, because the war ended, i couldn't find it. in 1992, with the start of isis's occupation of syria, the first group of 22 people became the region's first 22 people. fatemeh formed the second 15 people were sent, which became the fatemiyoun brigade shab amed, or martyr alireza tausli, was the first commander of the plans he had for the operations and commanded for each of them, which had reasons and logic. among the most important operations of fatemiyoun , the operation of latakia and the liberation of the national city, he pointed out that it was one of the strategic and important areas that the children of lashkar fatemiyo

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i don't want to talk about the details here , what weapons are there, the missile program, etc., we mean all of this, all of this is partly what michel said president er michelle said in part president ursula regarding drones er parts er of these details etc. look at this you can talk about it for a very long time i have a daily report we monitor daily and i am frankly outraged by some states that are supposedly our partners and the financial ones are partners in this war unfortunately for russia, and that is why it is very important for us to convey clear messages to these states at the level of the european union and the inequality of the united states, it is very important to stop the restoration of this production, the second story is a fact, there is a fact and it is public, it is nuclear energy is the capture and occupation of our nuclear power plant energodar zaporizhzhia region and there are six blocks , mrs. ursula correctly said, at the beginning of the war, we exported a lot of money for our budget and the support of our economy, we joined the european power grid, we exported

etc. it can be used and acted upon and they were strongly supported. i am sure that there are many talented and intelligent young people in our country, but it should be purposeful and the document should move in line with the national projects and according to the science of the day . kish and you have lost my work, monday, monday, the final match of golmeh's son will not be available for the ministry on tuesday . he has been released for the mission. let's put it for wednesday, thursday. there is a dowry flower on your side. please, on friday, buy a carpet for kindergarten . in the name of god, look at the smiling sun say hello

and what about malnutrition, etc.ple also apply, well , that is, every second patient now applies with such signs, who do we collect anamnesis and communicate with? yes, of course, that is, it is necessary to understand that fatigue is not the only thing, you cannot analyze the patient's health status based on only one complaint . most often, after all, now young people apply, young people of what age exactly. and you know, starting even from the age of 20, and you first consider this fatigue, you tell the person to rest, for example , you analyze what uh, what is her daily schedule how does she live at all, what are the conditions of her residence, it is possible that it could also be displaced persons, people who experienced very strong stress there , were under bombardment, under shelling, lost relatives or their relatives are at the front. screenings and health tests, of course, everything starts with a conversation with a detailed collection of anamnesis of complaints, if something is bothering the patient, what

take aggressive steps to make war, and in this , too, to create military war , military conflicts, etcd that is why we are definitely on the same page in this i just really want us to know each other, we don't have enough ambassadors in our diplomatic corps, because of the number of ambassadors, we are not everywhere. unfortunately , we were represented before on all those continents that we talk about so much today, not by chance we say so much - this is the answer to your question . things that your business needs, your people, what you might be economically interested in, please ask questions from reuters in that corner good afternoon max gunder reuters and at the moment, the united states has not yet given there are methods of long-range damage to ukraine that ukraine requested, such as attacks, how much it complicates the de-occupation of ukrainian territories, which was discussed this year. thank you for your questions. i have been to the eu and britain, the united states, and they know in detail. they do not imagine that it is really difficult to know just from the information s

there is no positive moment rating committee to investigate this, etc, etc, etc. reluctance is everywhere, but nevertheless, it's not making safer for the world, it's dangerous. so there are a lot of laps all around the territory of russia in different states in the borders . and it's leslie baker. a such are illegal acts over the years government this? well then i'll saying is one thing with the governor's office when you've got the western media that really picks and choose what, what it wants to report a lot of these atrocities, essentially i just being ignored. i wanted to ask you, sir, if i may, getting back to the allegations of ukrainian troops using chemical weapons in this conflict, essentially dropping toxic canisters from drones. is there anything that russia can do to prevent, to stole, to stop, or even to respond to this? i think that is born to can be developed in the how it's not in my comb with this, you know, but i know this is a bad thing. i absolutely sure that my thought is, my son is seriously thinking how to respond. this is up to them to decide on this and i throw t

democratic, for them to be peaceful, for them to ensure the happy individual development of people, etce returned to the situation in essence when the council of europe was not even created yet, they only dreamed that such a mechanism was possible, therefore definitely this must be condemned decisively, appropriate conclusions must be drawn because even without war in general in europe the situation with human rights essentially worsened every year due to the struggle for parameters, and it is impossible not to see that, that is why these military issues must be solved first of all and from a legal point of view, if there are any decisions in favor of ukrainian citizens who will condemn the russian federation, demand material compensation, and russia will not pay attention to this, what is the mechanism for obtaining such compensation in this situation, the mechanism is such that, well, first of all, legally, russia will have an obligation - it is to pay these compensations and further, regarding the fulfillment of this duty, we are talking about the activities of the committee of minis

, etc.lcohol problems, etc, etc. the reality the police should have their jobs better. they should have conducted a more thorough search and we really should have discovered the of nicola already. yeah absolutely horrible story. anyway, we're going move on to the front of the telegraph. what are the telegraph running. i mean they're also mentioning the they've also covered the nicola bulley story but they have other stories well which could talk stories as well which could talk about absolutely this is about here. absolutely this is a ireland story in northern ireland, brexit story. yippee yeah, exactly. brexit is a gift that keeps on its back and it's better .everrishi sunak has been better .ever rishi sunak has been forced to pause the protocol amid back lash from senior tories and dwp and always a risk, wasn't it, with the with the dup's red lines it was always a risk. well, this is it was always a risk as you all know, being northern irish. andrew doing any form of deal andrew in doing a

people didn't believe it, etc. . but then i just started digging in and found that this was called the cash based intervention program and that the united nations was handing out cash in not just cards, but in vouchers all along the trail from texas to as far south as you ever want to go, i found them everywhere, every city. they're everywhere. handing out money to assist in the. and maybe it's misery alleviation or whatever you want to call. i mean, they look at it as humanitarian aid. these people are coming no matter what. i get their argument. but the counterargument to that is that, you know, you're making you're you're providing a safety net that people in the village who might not come will then decide to come. well, nobody's going to let me starve. i'm always going to have a hotel voucher. if worse comes to worse, i'll get one of these cards and etc. and that system is in place all along the border as well as well. meaning americans are providing clothing and you know, i met a venezuelan in monterrey a month

in this part of bosnia there are constant movements for independence, movements for joining serbia, etc., the same can happen with this association, but i would look at the balkans as a whole as a region that should be included in the european union as a whole union and then these borders will disappear a little and then it will be possible to work, let's say, on the reconciliation of the serbs, because in fact, when we talk about this ongoing conflict in kosovo between the serbs and the albanians, honestly, there is a lot many things that uh, they have been appearing for years, they have been for centuries, that is, they have been killing each other there, but now, in fact, even after kosovo declared independence , many things have not been resolved and i remember my visit to kosovo, it was still on the 11th in 2011 year, but even then, when we traveled through those serbian enclaves and these serbian monasteries, it was actually clear that the people who live there are very scared, they don't really feel comfortable. i think the same situation continues. and although there are no such

, etc.lcohol problems, etc, etc. the reality the police should have their jobs better. they should have conducted a more thorough search and we really should have discovered the of nicola already. yeah absolutely horrible story. anyway, we're going move on to the front of the telegraph. what are the telegraph running. i mean they're also mentioning the they've also covered the nicola bulley story but they have other stories well which could talk stories as well which could talk about absolutely this is about here. absolutely this is a ireland story in northern ireland, brexit story. yippee yeah, exactly. brexit is a gift that keeps on its back and it's better .everrishi sunak has been better .ever rishi sunak has been forced to pause the protocol amid back lash from senior tories and dwp and always a risk, wasn't it, with the with the dup's red lines it was always a risk. well, this is it was always a risk as you all know, being northern irish. andrew doing any form of deal andrew in doing a

etc.. now, you and i know that to not be true clearly, but what would you say to the people who are frankly pooh the idea that these companies so integral to how speak as americans to our culture of free speech as americans. yeah i say one word parler you know, they were able to take parler in a matter of a few days. there's plenty of evidence that the federal law enforcement has accumulated that shows that twitter was used at the capitol on january six, that facebook was being used before january. parler wasn't unique in its position. they just decided it was a conserver of competitor and they wanted to take it out. and january six provided the perfect opportunity for amazon web services, apple and others to just wipe them off the face of the earth. so how do you have free speech? how do you have competition in the marketplace when? you've got four companies that are so big that they can wipe out any kind of and that's how i kind of look at it. there's there's degrees of gradation here in

i'm crisis etc. etc. etc.ces are russian armed forces are unfortunately massively envy unfortunately not massively envy of the world anymore. can we continue really to keep dishing them abroad ? i can see both them out abroad? i can see both sides of this and i want your views on it. gb views. gbnews.uk okay, year putin. okay, one year on from putin. first the tongue said first roll of the tongue said let's little look now on let's have a little look now on not now actually latest not now actually of latest edition , a sparkling edition of edition, a sparkling edition of gb news. this is people's poll . gb news. this is people's poll. yes friday is people's poll time. ladies and gentlemen and this week we asked whether the uk should continue to provide military aid . ukraine. a big military aid. ukraine. a big majority . the people were in majority. the people were in favour . 66% of people majority. the people were in favour. 66% of people said majority. the people were in favour . 66% of people said they fav

overall, a positive _ immediate reform, etc. overall, a positive assessment.unds _ positive assessment. we have all the grounds to— positive assessment. we have all the grounds to say the excess and negotiation with ukraine will begin this year — negotiation with ukraine will begin this year. do negotiation with ukraine will begin this ear. , ., ., this year. do you accept that we are lookin: at this year. do you accept that we are looking at a — this year. do you accept that we are looking at a process _ this year. do you accept that we are looking at a process that _ this year. do you accept that we are looking at a process that will- this year. do you accept that we are looking at a process that will take i looking at a process that will take years? it is not about ursula von der leyen or charles michel, it is the number states as well. all signs point to a drawn out process. you know... point to a drawn out process. you know -- just _ point to a drawn out process. you know... just to _ point to a drawn out process. you know... just to remind you, it took u

president trump, etc. what we engaged in conversation with - president trump, etc.what we have to do is in america, we are by the i to do is in america, we are by the people. _ to do is in america, we are by the people. of— to do is in america, we are by the people. ofthe— to do is in america, we are by the people, of the people, _ to do is in america, we are by the people, of the people, for- to do is in america, we are by the people, of the people, for the i people, of the people, for the people. — people, of the people, for the people. and _ people, of the people, for the people. and we _ people, of the people, for the people, and we should - people, of the people, for the people, and we should be i people, of the people, for the i people, and we should be honest people, of the people, for the - people, and we should be honest with the people _ people, and we should be honest with the people in— people, and we should be honest with the people in anything _ people, and we should be honest with the people in anything that _ people, and we should be honest with the

and your— world and having the victuals, etc and your countries.ountries. so, we are sure that this next package will be much stronger, _ that this next package will be much stronger, much more effective than the previous one.— the previous one. gaige and other site on military _ the previous one. gaige and other site on military support, - the previous one. gaige and other site on military support, tanks, i the previous one. gaige and other. site on military support, tanks, you had another diplomatic success on that but the won't be up for some time. it looks like rush is getting ready for an offensive and your troops need to be trained on them they're not going to arrive in time. . we need them yesterday, we need them now. — . we need them yesterday, we need them now, today. _ . we need them yesterday, we need them now, today. and _ . we need them yesterday, we need them now, today. and when - . we need them yesterday, we need them now, today. and when you - . we need them yesterday, we need - them now, today. and when you defend especially— them

defense , you know very well, it's different types of drones that fight against other drones hunters etcah, i am not talking about the concept of sea and e and also we are talking today about planes, this part of the air defense and our partners understanding this that we want to use it as protection of our sky at the ends of the infrastructure and the civilian population and that is why we started important important steps forward my meeting with the prime minister of great britain, where is the answer to the question of whether there is a chance in ukraine to get high-quality aircraft, we are opening training sessions with great britain, and today i had a meeting with the prime minister of poland maravetskiy we we are opening up the possibility of training on the f-16 we have conversations, negotiations and a real, well, real feeling that i don’t want to talk with which three european states we will have the opportunity to receive these training and aircraft, you understand that dima without fire there is no training some time is needed for this we want to speed up these processes, the

plans of the government of not having taxes, and you looked at the workers, employees, businesses, etc. , all of them are paying car taxes on time . i was talking to each other in this field empathically and by connecting economic systems to each other, which provided good economic information to the government, we managed to include more than two million new immigrants in the last year, which is the year of the government's performance, and how many taxes it paid and more. there was no tax file in the name of that person and economic activist from the different groups of their payment, these two million to the total of 4 million people who in the past years had a total of 4 million people left for us at the beginning of the year from the total of those who pay taxes did at once with this transformation of economic information and samani in the country is two million and the new one is 50% of all taxpayers , and tax evasion has been discovered. let me tell you that out of the collection of four million and 770 tax cases this year that we are talking to each other, more than three milli

corporate to save as many lives as possible without criminalizing those who to day are saving lives, etc. despite the obvious dangers, the number of migrants making the perilous journey by boat, italy, from northern africa and turkey steadily on the rise journalist sema criptos in rome. earlier she told d. w. how the tragedy unfolded. well, from what we understand the coast guard and the officials, the authorities got the phone called early hours of the morning. someone calling for help that they went there. you had the helicopter motor boat, the fire fighters for the police as well. the co started fault the, the operation to find a survivors. unfortunately, they did find many bodies. as you mentioned, at least $59.00 bodies in total. so far, the were found in the sea all washed up on the sea side, on the beach go to town, or hopefully others were found in nearby as well. so out of the a t o thought that have been recovered alive from 20 of them are in local hospitals and we don't know the exact number of people on board. it ranges anything from a $150.00 to $250.00 of on board, dependin

petersburg, etc. etc.n the morning there was a call to find the robber and, as always, immediately. so andrey can handle it for you. you know, i'm developing one corruption topic before the hospital. i have new circumstances. but i can’t say yet, i need to check everything, so i wouldn’t want to miss it, and i’ll lose a lot of time with these tourists. here pasha could handle it, i'm sure. engage then sightseers on you. get familiar with the material. what is the result for you? in the near future he will have unpleasant sore spots heard me semyonov i didn’t invite you. say so what, you got up here? let's get out of here in the corner arseniev put me on a clean search. i don’t know at all what progress there is in the architect’s snotty. he trusted me, and i set him up. because of you , semyonov, first of all, vadim sergeevich, i didn’t plan the operation. i thought you died the real one, who is responsible for his own affairs. to reap you, i thought, the men remained in the mentor wrong. come on semyonov

, etc.12 quite excessive. but my 12 seems quite excessive. but my point principally point anyway, principally is that independent. that they're not independent. that that chosen by government. now fine, fine. now you might say fine, fine. that's that's good. the government by government is elected by the people and, you know, they're not independent. think not independent. do you think the have caused the conservatives have caused this the nhs? that this mess within the nhs? that is question. you know what is a big question. you know what i thought they would do when this kicked i thought this first kicked off? i thought they nurses a big pay they would give nurses a big pay rise. they're asking rise. not what they're asking folks above inflation is folks is 3% above inflation is 5. sorry for my apologies. five the above inflation, you know, inflation was is going down now. but at one point a 12th, 13, but at one point in a 12th, 13, i thought they'd give them a really rise and pay. and real